D E I DRE MOSES-GARD NER
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E DUCAT ION
Associate of Science Degree in Liberal Arts
Grambling State University, Grambling, LA
Graduation: December 12, 2003
Major: Child Development
Related Course Work:
Child Development Current Issues in Child Development
Child Development & Family relations Human Growth and Development
Research Methods of Child Development Nut ri t ion for Children
Development Appr. Cur r iculum for Children Research Methods
P ROFESSIONAL EXPER IENCE
I. Grambling State University, Grambling, LA February 2004 –
September 17, 2010 Dept. of Math/Computer Science
Position: A dministrative Assistant I I I
Responsibilities: Responded to routine correspondence for Acting Department
Head, drafted letters to external publics in response to inqui ries about the
department or University, answered the telephone, took messages,
received/distr ibuted mail, typed requisitions, t ravel requests, and reimbursement
forms, ordered/received/distributed supplies, scheduled appointments and made
t ravel arrangements for staff. Collected data to complete reports to the Acting
Department Head/Dean to submit to the Provost/Vice President of Academic
A ffairs, Processed Applications for Graduation and Certification for Graduation for
s tudents graduating in the department . Served as Administrative Assistant for a
s taff of 17 faculty members and 2 computer lab technicians . M aintained
confidentially of all matters and records of faculty, students, and staff; relieved
Acting Department Head of minor routine administrative tasks; followed-up on
assigned tasks, assisted in Budget matters and kept the Acting Department Head
abreast of available funds in operating budget for the department; represented
Acting Department Head in meetings in his absence when necessary. Supervised
college work study and wage students .
I I. Certicare I nc. Ruston, LA
NOVEMBER 2007-2008
Position: D irect Care Worker (Part-t ime)
Responsibilities: A ided client in Activities of Daily Living such as cooking, household
chores,
doctor visits, shopping, paying bills, administering r ight medication at r ight times.
Worked with client who had Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, and paraplegia.
I I I. Grambling State University, Grambling, LA November 2002 –
February 2004 College of Education
Position: Secretary I I
Responsibilities: Responded to routine correspondence for Acting Department Head, d rafted letters to external publics in response to inqui ries about the department
or University, prepared payroll, answered the telephone, took messages,
received/distr ibuted mail, typed requisitions, t ravel requests, and reimbursement
forms, ordered/received/distributed supplies, scheduled appointments and made
t ravel arrangements. Collected data to complete reports for the Acting Department
Head and Dean . Served as cler ical assistant for a staff of 15 faculty members.
Supervised college work study and wage students .
IV. Grambling State University, Grambling, LA J uly 1996 –
November 2002 Women’s Athletics Department
Position: Secretary I I
Responsibilities: Responded to routine correspondence for Sr. Women’s
A dministrator/Women’s Basketball Coach, d rafted letters to external publics in
response to inquiries about the department or University, prepared payroll,
answered the telephone, took messages, received/distributed mail, typed contracts,
requisitions, t ravel requests, and reimbursement forms,
ordered/received/distributed supplies, scheduled appointmen ts and made t ravel
a rrangements for team and staff. Served as cler ical assistant for a staff of 1 Head
Coach, 2 Assistant Coaches and one Graduate Assistant Coach; supervised college
work study students.
V. Margaret Rhone Center, R uston, LA J une 1998 -
F ebruary 1999
Position: Home HealthCare Worker (Part-t ime)
Responsibilities: A ided clients in Activities of Daily Living such as cooking,
household chores,
shopping, administering r ight medication at r ight t imes and meal preparation.
Worked with clients who with moderate to severe mental retardation/impairment,
schizophrenia, autism, obsessive compulsive disorders, Alzheimer’s disease,
dementia, and paraplegia.
V I. Grambling State University, Grambling, LA September
1989 - 1996 Alma J. Brown Elementary Laboratory magnet School
Position: Secretary I I
Responsibilities: Responded to routine correspondence for the Director/Principal of
t he Laboratory Schools, draft letters to external publics in response to inquiries
about the school, answered the telephone, took messages, received/distr ibuted mail,
t yped requisitions, t ravel requests, and reimbursement forms,
ordered/received/distributed supplies, scheduled appointments and made t ravel
a rrangements for the Director and Staff and students. P repared payroll; collected
data to complete reports to the Principal to submit to the Dean of the College of
E ducation and to the Lincoln Parish School Board. Served as cler ical assistant for
15 faculty/staff members and 300- 350 students. M aintained confidentially of all
matters and records of faculty, students, and staff; relieved Director/Principal of
m inor routine administrative tasks; followed-up on assigned tasks, assisted in
B udget matters and kept Director/Principal abreast of available funds in operating
budget for the school; Supervised 25-30 college work study students.
OT HER EXPER IE NCE
V I I. Grambling State University, Grambling, LA J une 1984 –
September 1989 Housing Department
Position: Residential Center Manager (Houseparent)
Responsibilities: M anaged women’s dormitories. Counseled residents; p rovided
environment conducive to study; reported to the Head of Housing Department;
p repared reports, work orders, and other correspondence as needed for the residents
and their parents and the Head of Housing.
C OMPUTER M icrosoft Word, M icrosoft Office, Excel, PowerPoint, and Publishing
SPEC IAL S K I L LS P ianist for Macedonia I Baptist Church October
1995 - present
H illy, LA
Seamstress for GSU Tiger Marching Band August 1997 –
M ay 2009
References available upon request
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